@PeterAttiaMD A lot of words for someone who chose to hang out with an objectively awful person. Didn’t even need to read this to know you were sleazing your way out of this. Please remove yourself from public discourse and get the help you need, be it psychologically or spiritually
Yes. The replication crisis becomes another reason why I support long-term, insight-oriented care, where ideas take hold…not just interventions.
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@JF_Martel loved the Blair Witch episode. Reminded me of my thoughts on forests as networked systems, using us as hands and minds to hallucinate cryptids and myths of something cosmically true and horrible.
I tell my daughter that I can’t draw well but I like to make art and I’ve gotten good at hiding my mistakes.
She says, “Usually when I make a mistake I cover it up by painting a heart over it.”
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Constant arguing doesn’t always mean the relationship is doomed. It often means communication styles are misaligned. Learning to slow the spiral is a skill—and yes, it can be taught.
👉 Learn how: https://t.co/NlILKAeNv6
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High-conflict couples often interrupt because they feel unheard.
One simple shift?
🔄 Take turns summarizing your partner’s point before you respond.
It slows down reactivity and builds real listening.